Year of the Dragon
Ambitious, charismatic and larger than life.
Dragon personality
The Dragon is the fifth animal and the only mythical creature in the zodiac. It is the most prestigious sign in Chinese culture, associated with power, good fortune and ambition.
Dragons are energetic, confident and generous, but can be domineering and impatient with those who cannot keep up. They thrive with big goals and a supportive audience. Their growth edge is listening and humility.
Strengths
- Confident and charismatic
- Ambitious and energetic
- Generous
- Natural leader
- Optimistic
Weaknesses
- Domineering
- Impatient
- Perfectionist
- Proud
- Short-tempered
Dragon in love
Dragons are passionate and attentive partners who like grand gestures. They need respect and admiration and do best with confident partners.
Dragon career
Dragons excel in leadership, entrepreneurship, politics, entertainment, law and any field where they can build something big.
Dragon compatibility
Traditionally the Dragon is most harmonious with Rat and Monkey, the two other animals in its trine. The classic clash is the Dog, the animal opposite it in the cycle. These are traditions, not rules, and individual elements and charts matter much more.
Lucky numbers
1, 6, 7
Lucky colors
Gold, Silver, Gray
Dragon years
People born in these years belong to the Dragon. If you were born in January or February, confirm the Chinese New Year date on the year page.
Dragon FAQ
What are the Dragon years?
Recent Dragon years include 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012 and 2024, with the next in 2036.
Which animals suit the Dragon?
The Rat and Monkey form its trine. The Dog is the traditional clash.
Why is the Dragon considered the luckiest sign?
In Chinese culture the dragon is a symbol of imperial power and prosperity, which is why Dragon years are popular for births.
The Chinese zodiac is a cultural tradition offered for reflection and entertainment. Other animals: Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig.